ES2.0 Sticker
Protege Enthusiast
Joined: Dec 2001
Posts: 247
From: Salem,oregon
yes if it is a sticker then just use a heat gun and warm it up and pill it off...and if you can see where the lines are..cut and buff it just a little ...also if you dont have a heat gun use a blow dryer
Master of All Things :{D
Joined: Feb 2002
Posts: 4,118
From: southeast texas, near houston
ALSO....3m makes a product for this very thing....the actual lable on the can says its for removing the imatation wood stickers like was once put on the sides of station wagons....it actually breaks down the sticker and you do not harm the paint either....don't know how easy it would be to find.....but the heat gun will work too.....just don't get your finish to hot.
I Can't Find My Pants
Joined: Nov 2001
Posts: 1,010
From: Newfoundland, Canada
LOL. These stickers are barely adhesive. Use your fingernail. The clearcoat isn't THAT delicate.
The only lines you might have are if you waxed your car before taking them off. Then you'd have wax lines.
The car is completely finished when Mazda puts the stickers on the sides. One of the last things done.
The only lines you might have are if you waxed your car before taking them off. Then you'd have wax lines.
The car is completely finished when Mazda puts the stickers on the sides. One of the last things done.
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